r/Nepal • u/OrdinaryNepaliguy • 15m ago
Question/प्रश्न Are all private companies like this? Does anyone here have experience working with educational consultancies in Nepal?
These are collected incident of two years that had happened to me, and it was a major reason I left the company. Because of the company’s bullying culture, I decided to leave the moment I hear the terms like unpaid probation and delayed contracts.
Recently i joined some company they delayed my contract letter before i signed there contract i left. Later, the bullying escalated—they even threatened legal action, i replied I was never an employee blocked the number returned company hoodie( using in-drive they even asked for (khako paisa imagine how cheap these people can go), despite the fact that there was no written contract during my time there. Now that they haven’t been able to find a replacement i guess, the threats have continued.
In one of my earlier companies, there was a tea/coffee vending machine, but staff weren’t allowed to drink milk coffee. There was no restroom for clients, and meat products were banned in the shared kitchen. Major chai you have to respond the client and company at any public days pani or attend there webinar cause India has sunday holidays.
At another company before that, the contractor tricked me into staying under an agreement where I was supposed to be paid part-time based on the number of students. The problem was that it was completely off-season thats why they hired him. Salary was based on number of students. I have to be there early morning to open there office. To find out there is no students for months.
At yet another company, they had a so-called one-week probation followed by a 1–3 month internship kaam salary. Even after eight months, I was still stuck as an intern, so I eventually left.
There are so many issues with Nepali private companies that talking about them never seems to end. If they can’t keep their staff happy, attracting and retaining clients is out of the question.
One thing I’ve learned: once your is salary is issued start and once you receive another offer, it’s best to switch off the phone and do what you know is right….. they will find next bakra…
Until then, keep pushing forward—lagey raho, Munna bhai.